Expert Technology

Dutka, L., and Kitowski, J., Application of component-expert technology for selection of data-handlers in crossgrid, in Kranzlmiiller, Kascuk, D., Dongarra, P., Volkert, J.J.,. Eds., Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer, 2002, pp. 25-32. 

If a new Cl method is established internally, an important question is whether it should remain an expert technology that has to be applied and interpreted by the computational chemist as a service for colleagues from other disciplines or if it is suitable for deployment to a wider user base. This discussion is facilitated by the fact that modem workflow tools allow for a simple exchange of workflows and protocols... 

Keywords creativity, expert technology. National Curriculum, technological awareness, teclmology education, technology for all... 

Each area of activity in the "Expert Technology" domain is supported by a County development group. Such groups provide a focus for good practice and innovation within schools, and a means of developing and disseminating curriculum development materials. The members of such groups are often involved in national, and occasionally international, developments. 

Pavlenko N.M. (1988) Groupe d experts technologic du vin. Office International de la Vigne et du Vin. Paris. Rib6reau-Gayon J. and Peynaud E. (1966) Am. Nutrit. Alim., 20, 1. 

The Research-Production Company (RPC) Zond (city of Ivano-Frankivsk) now is a well-known centre for development, fabrication and introduction of the technologies and methods of NOT of oil and gas equipment and tools Its experts developed and introduced the technologies and equipment which enables control of the drill pipes, especially their threaded joints, oil and gas equipment, sort out the pipes into groups by the strength and yield point of the pipes material, etc. 

The type of hardware or computer system to be used and the potential size of the database should also be considered. Eor some databases, a personal computer may be adequate. Eor others, especiaUy if there wiU be multiple users, a mainframe computer or a network of personal computers may be required. Storage capacity and response time are parameters that should be considered. However, computer technology changes so rapidly that vendors and computer experts should be consulted when building any personal databases. 

Furthermore, the Jokit Expert Committee on Food Additives (107) (fECFA) of the WHO and EAO of the United Nations issued the evaluation of the safety, statkig that on the basis of the available data, the total dietary kitake of glutamates arising from thek use at the levels necessary to achieve the desked technological effect and from thek acceptable background ki food does not, ki the opinion of the committee, represent a ha2ard to health. 

The quahty of an analytical result also depends on the vaUdity of the sample utilized and the method chosen for data analysis. There are articles describiag Sampling and automated sample preparation (see Automated instrumentation) as well as articles emphasizing data treatment (see Chemometrics Computer technology), data iaterpretation (see Databases Imaging technology), and the communication of data within the laboratory or process system (see Expert systems Laboratory information managet nt systems). 

Many firms tend to staff their technical service efforts with personnel that have experience solely in the particular business involved. It is often of value to consider individuals having experience in related industries, both to provide a different set of skills and to provide a different perspective than that of in-house experts. This is particularly important in the specialty chemicals arena, where formulations experience is generally of paramount importance. This variety of knowledge is often largely experiential, as much of the treatment and behaviors of formulations in the chemical industry are empirical or experience-based rather than quantitatively understood. It is therefore extremely difficult to train personnel ia dealing with the often nebulous aspects of formulations technology. 

Quantification of metamerism is difficult and its avoidance is a principal aim in color technology. The car where body color, upholstery, and plastic parts match in the Ht showroom should not show clashing colors in daylight. The obvious but rarely appHcable solution is to use the same pigments in all parts. Some illuminant metamerism is almost unavoidable, the aim of the color expert being to keep it within acceptable limits, ie, to achieve adequate color consistency. 

Ukrainian state chemical-technological university (Dnepropetrovsk) Research expert-criminal the centre at Management MIA in the Dnepropetrovsk area E-mail Lamber bk.ru... 

Witli tliese facts in mind, we have compiled and updated material provided by mrboexpander technology experts. Editing tlieir work proved to be a real challenge. Altliough we occasionally found small differences in items concerning technical detail, we discovered tliat some of tlie oldest papers and presentations on botli art and science of turboexpander technology are not only still readable, but continue to be totally relevant and applicable today. 

From a broader perspective, the Abnormal Situation Management Consortium is working to apply human factors theory and expert system technology to improve personnel and equipment performance during abnormal conditions. In addition to reduced risk, economic improvements in equipment reliability and capacity are expected (Rothenberg and Nimmo, 1996). 

Therefore, if the desired indoor air quality goals are clearly defined, they will benefit the designers, health and safety professionals, manufacturers of control technology equipment, end users, and other experts who are responsible for maintaining a safe and healthy indoor climate. In conclusion, introduction of the target level process for industrial air quality will benefit both the health sector and the production sector. 

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